Leading indicators rise slightly in July signaling expansion
The July index of leading indicators rose seven tenths of one percent, reaching 143.6 with 100 fixed in 1967. Only unemployment claims improved, while other gauges like orders, permits, and stock prices moved unfavorably, and signs point to continued expansion ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold C. Passer
U S raids hit Hanoi Haiphong area in heavy offensive
American fighter bombers destroyed or damaged over 170 buildings at military camps in the Hanoi Haiphong region in the heaviest raids in 40 years. Targets included three army barracks, rail lines, yards, depots, barges, and anti aircraft batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi-Haiphong
U. S. Command
Air Force
Hanoi- Haiphong
China
Ogilvie Cancels Shriver Stop as Campaign Tour Moves On
Gov Richard Ogilvie cancels a planned appearance with Sargent Shriver at Southern Illinois University Carbondale while his campaign continues through Metropolis to Mount Vernon and Belleville. His rival Daniel Walker concentrates on Southern Illinois with stops in Lawrenceville New Hebron Robinson Annapolis Greenup Charleston and Carbondale. Ogilvie travels in a mobile camper to meet voters and press, pledging strong contrasts with Walker during the race for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Ogilvie
Dixon Springs
Shawnee National Forest
Daniel J. Walker
Ogilvie
Southern Illinois
DuQuoin
Paducah
Dorothy
Ohio River
Republican Party
Metropolis
Walker
Montgomery Ward
Superman
Mount Vernon
Belleville
Lawrenceville
New Hebron
Linois University
Carbondale
George S. McGovern
Cairo man convicted of murder and weapon use
Harold Halley of Cairo was found guilty Sunday of murdering Mearl Chamness on May 4 at Chamness tavern. He was also convicted of unlawful use of a weapon, with sentencing tentatively set for October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Harold Halley
Mearl Chamness
Chamness
Halley
George Cros
Senate staff report sees hope for railroads amid change
A Senate Commerce Committee study warns railroads face deep trouble from regulators and management slow to adapt to economic shifts. It notes mergers not a cure and recalls heavy dividend payouts while urging reforms in operations and markets to regain growth, though it says the crisis is not universal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lindsey
New York Times
New York
Senate
Nonrail
Penn Central
Senate Commerce Committee
Johnny Cash Delivers Standout Du Quoin Performances
Johnny Cash and his accompanying groups earned standing ovations at two Du Quoin State Fair shows. A combined 15 200 attendees watched Sunday afternoon and evening, with 31 000 Saturday and 29 500 Sunday on the fairgrounds during its golden anniversary kickoff. Cash opened with A Boy Named Sue and thanked the working man with Those Heads while dedicating Silver Haired Daddy of Mine to his 75 year old father and showcasing Orange Blossom Special on harmonica before passing it to a nearby fan. he also introduced his son John Carter Cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DéMaris Berry
Johnny Cash
du Quoin
David Cassidy
Charlie Pride
Cash
Sue
John Carter Cash
Picket lines mark school talks as contracts stall
Teachers at lesser area schools picketed after a 7 15 a m meeting on outside fact finder recommendations. The board rejected binding arbitration and told staff to resume regular classes Wednesday. Parents called the administration seeking details while non certificated staff remained on site. Regular orientation and full day classes were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Sanders
Marion
Nixon Aides Demand Full Audit of McGovern Funds
Stans says GAO should audit Sen. George McGovern's fundraising records as closely as the Republican funds. He claims Democratic pressure biased the GAO report and warns of revealing results. McGovern counters by urging a similar study of his finances. GAO notes possible violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act regarding a $25 000 donation and related records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Finance Committee
George McGovern
General Account Office
Sen. McGovern
Maurice Stans
GOP
Commerce
GAO
Congress
Stans
Kenneth H. Dahlberg
Minnesota Finance Committee
McGovern cites small donations to campaign
Senator George McGovern said small contributors provide the heart of his campaign financing in contrast to Nixon re election efforts. He announced 1.8 million dollars in mail contributions of 100 dollars or less since July and met with Morris Dees and volunteers at campaign headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George McGovern
Nixon
South Dakota
McGovern
Morris Dees
Weather forecast: warm and sunny week ahead
Clear 5 ha SS15 WS Fair tonight with a low around 57 to 63. Tuesday mostly sunny and warm with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Tonight 10 percent rain chance. Tuesday 10 percent. Warming trend from Wednesday through Friday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Index of Economy
House Economic Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wisconsin
U. S
North Vietnam
Xom Bai
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
Haiphong Harbor
Shriver
Ogilvie and Walker
Golconda
Rep
C. L. McCormick
Vienna
Sen
Delmer Mitchell
South Vietnam
Quen
Que Son
Central Highlands
Dak To
Saigon
Vietnam
Thailand
Guam
Johnny and
June
Carter
du Quoin State Fair
Z-R Board
Zeigler-Royalton School Board
Zeigler-Royalton Education Association
Z-Rea
Bernadine Jennings
Super-Kol Park
Zeigler
Jennings
Jennins
Marion Poggas
Jané Carter
Jackson
Nancy Sinatra
Lee Hazelwood
Miss Carter
United States
Kris Kristofferson
Tennessee
Perkins
Mother Maybell
Helen
Anita Carter
Statler Brothers
Don Reid
Harold Reid
Lew Dewitt
Phil Bassey
Carter Family
June Carter
Vikki Carr
Tex Beneke
Miss Carr
Glenn Miller
Lou Breese
Family Living